A set like this would likely be closer to $15-$17, but since it's a TRU exclusive it'll deffinitely be at least $20... which stores will then mark up to $25, because that's how TRU does things.

Like I said, maybe if these PR sets do well they'll upgrade the minifigures to Halo standards.

Really it seems like a matchmade in heaven. Halo characters already remind me of Power Rangers being dudes in similar suits with different helmets and colours and a variety of weapons.

Eh. I don't mind.
Blind bag minifigs in my area are about $4, so $20 for 6 isn't exactly overcharging. I would much prefer their original weapons, and perhaps an upgrade to the Halo style minifigs, but for what it is, I can deal with it.

Great. Yet another 20th Anniversary set that focuses only on MMPR and completely forgets that there were a number of other versions of PR between 1993 and now.

I have a feeling that might change next year, what with Gokaiger bringing over all the past suits to Super Megaforce.

One year for MMPR, another for everything else.
Or at least a beginning to a "Legacy" imprint for BoA to sell nostalgic stuff from MMPR2-RPM.

Please give us a Megablocks MMPR Megazord/Dai Zyu Jin please.

I like the idea, I just don't find the current PR MegaBlocks figures aesthetically pleasing.

Zord builder compatible RPM ultrazord...... YES

A new Astro Delta Megazord... even more reason to yell out, "YES!"

This is pretty cool, and $20? Not big change. I like them.

The Batman sets have not regressed at all. While its a matter of taste, because the new ones usually have a more cartoon vibe to them, the modern ones I think are superior. Especially sets like the Batmobile and Arkham Asylum, which are much, much better then the old versons. All have fun and intelligent builds and are aesthetically pleasing and have gimmicks fun for the kids and sets like Arkham Asylum are gorgeous display pieces as well.'

Reality is that LEGO is still leagues ahead of MegaBloks and Kre-O in terms of quality builds. They're definitely improving, but they have a long way to go before they have builds as good and intelligent (while also fun) as LEGO's.